Most of us can agree that we would like to see cover crops being adopted at a quicker rate and across a wider scale of farms across the nation and even globally.
Purdue Univ.’s Ag Economy Barometer polling on cover crops shows 5 years of stability in cover crop use, according to a survey of leading full-time farmers using covers.
Our government hasn’t adequately adapted to the changing realities of global trade. There needs to be more serious discussion in Washington about what practices our government chooses to incentivize.
With over half a million total attendees and nearly 3,000 exhibitors this year alone, it’s impossible to see everything the event has to offer in just a few days. But after walking more than 20,000 steps per day so far, several products and conversations stood out from the rest.
It’s been truly amazing to watch the march of technology in agriculture, as cutting-edge concepts that seemed like a crazy ideas at first become valuable practices that save labor and improve performance and profitability.
I keep coming back to one product in particular that stood out to me as something that was really outside the box.
The product in question is a weeding robot from Tensorfield Agriculture that uses heated vegetable oil to target and spray weeds.
It’s time to get out my notepad, and take note of the latest and greatest in agricultural technology as I hit the road to attend two of the best ag-tech events in the world.
If you’re a conventional farmer, or even a no-tiller reaching a plateau with your farm operation, I’d invite you to read this article and reflect on where you’re headed and the “why” behind your farm management.
Examining motivation for planting cover crops is something we ask farmers in our own annual Cover Crops Operational Benchmark Study. According to our survey, most farmers are not focused on the profitability of cover crops.
The National No-Tillage Conference returns January 12-15, 2027!Build and refine your no-till system with dozens of new ideas and connections at the 35th Annual National No-Tillage Conference in Indianapolis, Jan. 12-15, 2027. Experience an energizing 4-day agenda featuring inspiring general session speakers, expert-led No-Till Classrooms and collaborative No-Till Roundtables. Plus, Certified Crop Adviser credits will be offered.
Many no-tillers often wonder about the economics of providing carbon services through cover crops. In this webinar from FarmDoc Daily, experts from the University of Illinois and Texas Tech University dive into data from the Precision Conservation Management program to explore the field-level economics of cover crop adoption.
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